Musings from the Midsection
Julie StoneIf you are a person who often finds themself saying, "remember when?" and also "How were the 80s FORTY years ago?" then the Midsection is the place for you Join me for a stroll down memory lane, some GenX musings, and even a bit of fiction.
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We're not going to take it.
The world has lost its mind.
In a lot of ways, on a lot of things, yes.
But one in particular has gotten me riled up today.
Protein.
I’m sure you, too, have been a victim of the protein police.
Have you gotten all your protein today?...
We used to shop at the mall.
The other day, I was out thrifting/vintage shopping, and I was stopped dead in my tracks. Because, there on the shelf, was the digital clock I got for my eleventh birthday. The one that still sits on the bedside table at my parents’ house....
Hello Mother, hello Father
I’ve talked before about the beauty and simplicity of a GenX summer. It is such a part of the lore of our generation, that one cannot see a garden hose without equating it to GenX. We were wild, free and feral creatures, but for most of us...
Until next week...
I’m at a writing residency this week. Enjoying the peaceful, inspirational spaces at Dorland Mountain Art retreat! (HIGHLY recommend for anyone looking to feed their soul-creatively or otherwise!
My little cottage.
The Dorland Labyrinth...
It feels like the first time.
Sometimes, I see a meme that really encapsulates something about GenX, or in this case, being a teenager in the 80s. This week it was two of them.
Perfect, right?
I mean, we were already overly-romantic, hormonal teenagers. Hopped up on J...
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Author of four novels. Lover of cats, baseball, comedy, and all things 80s. GenX to my very soul. Firm believer that there is no expiration date on happily-ever-after.
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